The Water Management Chronicles: A Holistic Vision on Sustainable Policy

Dive into the world of water management through the pages of our groundbreaking publication. Representing the latest academic research, this book compiles two years' worth of cutting-edge workshops and seminars, providing an extensive analysis of water technologies, challenges, and governance. Delve into the border-crossing perspectives from esteemed institutions such as the World Health Organization and the World Toilet Organization, alongside contributions from esteemed scientists, architects, and artists.

Our ultimate aim is to present a holistic and future-oriented vision on sustainable policy, with a particular focus on water policy. By exploring the implications of sustainable water management, we strive to shed light on the interconnectedness of various environmental issues. Discover how water governance intersects with pressing global concerns and how innovative solutions can pave the way for a sustainable future.

Unveiling the Complex Relationship Between Humans and Water

Embark on a thought-provoking journey into the intricate dynamics between humanity and our precious Earth. In this 5th installment of the acclaimed CROSSTALKS series, we unravel the multifaceted connection between humans and water, exposing the consequences of our actions on a global scale.

Explore a captivating blend of academic and corporate projects that tackle the challenges of water governance and environmental issues. Accompanied by contributions from world-class artists, we provide a unique language to engage in discussions surrounding these challenges—sometimes metaphorical, yet often crystal clear in its message.

The strategic setting of the Zenne valley and the City of Brussels serves as a poignant test case for urban development worldwide, illuminating the pivotal role of water and rivers in shaping our cities. Join us in bridging the gaps between regional policymakers, decision-makers, developers, architects, and citizens, as we strive for sustainable and inclusive urban planning.

As the water in which we were born grows increasingly troubled by human intervention, we must make nature tangible and relevant to people. Hear the echoes of the Water Spirit from Antonin Dvorák's opera, Rusalka, resonating with the need for clarity in discussing our natural resources. Embrace the urgency expressed by renowned artist Olafur Eliasson, who believes that connecting people with nature is key to understanding and protecting our precious resources.

Join us in this paradigm-shifting discourse, where water services and the very concept of living together have become financialized and privatized. Together, we can reimagine a world where sustainable water management and harmonious coexistence are at the forefront of our collective agenda.